KISIWA ON THE BEACH IN ZANZIBAR

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The paradisiacal East African location of Paje Beach on the southeast shores of Zanzibar with its pristine, soft sands, the shimmering turquoise of the Indian Ocean and lush tropical greenery is the ideal dream spot for a barefoot seaside holiday. This backdrop is the setting for the deluxe stayover, Kisiwa On The Beach.



Thatched roofed, pleasing common areas, sand under your feet and paved walkways leading to the free-form swimming pool, together create a tranquil ambience to be enjoyed with chilled drinks from the bar. Sip on them with a book from the library in comfortable loungers under makuti parasols or simply revel in a siesta. Take a relaxing massage at the accommodation spa or go for a refreshing workout to the gym.

Kisiwa On The Beach offers you 22 air-conditioned villas in different specifications to suit the requirements of every kind of midrange AfricanMecca traveler. Families can opt for the 11 Starehe Luxury Villas that have connecting doors with either a double bed or twin beds. The resort also has 6 Raha Luxury Villas, 2 Bahari Grand Villas and 3 Bahari Grand Beach Front Villas.



Each of the holiday villas is furnished with a bed covered with mosquito netting and a seating arrangement. It also includes a ceiling fan, room phone, TV and electronic safe. The bathrooms come with a shower, bathtub and hairdryer for your use. You can relax on your exclusive patio and take in the serenity of your surroundings.

Bembe is the restaurant at Kisiwa On The Beach that overlooks the ocean and pool. Covered with makuti thatch, it is cooled by the gentle ocean breezes and offers multi-cuisine fare delicately cooked and served with a selection of fine wines. You can also request for a barbecue meal on the beachfront. Shop for souvenirs at the hotel gift shop, but for some exciting traditional bargaining, you must visit the ancient Darajani Bazaar at Stone Town, Zanzibar's capital.



Tiny stores line the narrow streets selling you wares such as Swahili fabrics (kangas, kitenges), spices, bead jewelry, paintings, handicrafts and so much more. Sightseeing the cultural and architectural wonders of Stone Town will awe you as you learn about their historical tales behind their construction from your expert AfricanMecca guide. Take a primate-viewing trip to the Jozani Forest Reserve and you can view unusual but fascinating creatures, the red colobus monkeys. Take lots of pictures as you watch them in their natural habitat of rare flora, insects, reptiles and other creatures.



The waters around the island are perfect for the proliferation of coral that abound here in large colonies. Go snorkeling and diving in Zanzibar to view the incredible species of coral with a stunning diversity of reef life. Tour the spice and fruit farm estates where you can learn about their distinct uses and gathering methods. You will be delighted to see them in their unprocessed, organic form. Look for cloves, anise, cardamom, cinnamon, turmeric and ginger, among others.



Complete your outdoor Tanzanian vacation activities with an angling expedition aboard a custom-built fishing boat. Under the advice of an experienced skipper, you can polish your skills or learn new ones. With some luck, you might catch marlins, dorado, sailfish, trevally, swordfish, yellowfin tuna or other game fish that teem here in varied seasons of the year.

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